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Odometer and speedometer working || The most useful units in Basic engineering

Odometer and speedometer working || The most useful units in Basic engineering

* Odometer - An odometer/odograph is a device which is used for measuring the distance traveled by your vehicle . 
i.e CAR, bike. 
It is commonly used in all vehicle you can easily see this on your vehicle Dashboard.
Odometer and speedometer working, The most useful units in Basic engineering
Odometer in center 

* Speedometer - Speedometer is a instrument which is used for indicating the speed running by your vehicle or you can say it shows you that how much you are driving your vehicle i.e 100rpm or 120rpm. 
Speedometer is used in all vehicle you can easily see this on your vehicle Dashboard.
Odometer and speedometer working, the most useful units in Basic engineering
Speedometer working 

* The most useful units in Basic engineering
Odometer and speedometer working, the most useful units in Basic engineering
Measuring scale 

Units of distance
1 mile- 1.6 km
1 Yard- 0.9 m
1 nautical mile-1.8km
1 m - 3.28 foot
1m - 39 inches 
1 foot - 12 inches
1 inch- 25.4mm


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